Mina Kimes· Jul 14, 2026
Kimes said Jordan Love was wrongly omitted from the top 10, arguing Love is a top-10 quarterback and the best in his division.
“He just looks like a top 10 quarterback to me, the kind that lifts up everyone around him.”
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- Positional FinishesJordan LoveJul 14, 2026
Jordan Love to finish top 10 at his position, by passing yards
“I am puzzled by the admission of Jordan Love, who I actually have a top his division... He just looks like a top 10 quarterback to me”
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